rescue teams re-entered a west virginia mine early this morning. >> what officials say is the missing miners' only chance of survival. get ready for traffic trouble next week. some of the busiest commuter routes will be shut down as world leaders gather for the nuclear security summit. fox 5 morning news continues right now. good morning to you. it is friday morning, april 9, 2010. a live look at the washington monument. i'm gurvir dhindsa. >> i'm steve chenevey. rough weather rolled through last night. the rain has cleared out. be prepared if a big change

from the temperatures we have seen all week. those temperatures that were in the 90s just a day or so ago. we were outside enjoying the afternoon yesterday. you could literally just feel that change. >> when the wind picks it was r i was outside with my family. when the wind picked up, said here comes the front. we got some pretty good thunderstorms as you mention last night through the area. we have some heavy rain. reagan national, i'm pretty impressed because times their numbers are low. they got 3-7b9 26 inches. over they got .26 inches. we are still seaing rain showers as they come through. all of this is tracking to the northeast and pushing through. that is the front there. so as the morning progresses, the rain will move out of virtually all of the entire viewing area. it will take some time.

wind are blowing too at about 15 miles per hour. temperatures, cooler. 5 # degrees. look how much colder it is to the west behind the front. pittsburgh, 38 degrees right now. beckly, west virginia, 36 degrees. so that is that cold air. that is why our temperature, our high today is going to be 30 degrees lower than it was just two days ago. two or three days ago. here is your planner for today. morning clouds but we'll see sunshine this afternoon. high only about 60 or 61 degrees today. and breezy. i'll give you more details on the forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you. let's check in with julie wright and find out how the roads are this morning. >> they're not looking so bad right now. we are northbound along route 5. we are picking up furniture, believe it or not. we do have reports that a truck lost a load of bedroom furniture along northbound 4 at brian town road. they are out there trying to

retrieve the articles. be very careful there. northbound 5 there. no other stents to report at the wilson bridge. traffic running smoothly there. southbound along 270, lanes are open leaving rockville headed out towards the split. the main line as well as the local lanes moving at speed. no problems now on 66. earlier problem that we had out of nutley street has cleared. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. we want to go now to this developing story out of west virginia where the search has resumed for four missing miners. rest canada crews wearing oxygen masks are making their way to one of the rescue chambers. the governor says making into the airtight emergency room is the on only way the miners may have survived the blast on monday. the governor says there is only a sliver of hope that they will be found alive. for the families, it has been heart wrenching. >> i feel sorry for the ones that are here waiting to find

out if that is their loved ones there or not. >> twenty-five miners were killed in the blast on monday. we'll learn more about the rescue efforts in a news conference. coming up later this hour. one of the miners who was still hospitalized from monday's explosion is back home this morning. the governor says he is in total withdrawal and doesn't want to speak to anybody. the family has asked for privacy. the other manager who managed to escape in time remains in intensive car. a dip element from qatar who caused an air scare has to he have loot u.s. today. he slipped into the plane's bathroom and trade to light a cigarette and reportedly joked about trying to light his shoes on fire. he was detaped but not charged due to diplomatic immunity. he will be sent back to qatar or another country. with the nuclear treaty now signed with russia, the united states is getting ready to host a nuclear security summit and a prominent ally won't be here. sources say israel's prime

minister benjamin netanyahu is concerned that some countries attending, particularly egypt and turkey, would seek to turn in into an anti-israel event. with more than 40 world lead ares in d.c. next week, you can expect tight security. you won't be able it get anywhere near the convention center on monday. can you for goat about parking too. a lot of the streets will be closed. >> the only thing that we've seen in recent years that would be on this scale in terms of security would be the inauguration but we shut down the city for the inauguration. in this case, the city will be working. everyone will be out and about. >> the mount vernon metro station will be closed and several bus routes will be altered. make sure you have another way around for monday and tuesday next week. a 14-year-old boy has been charged with 41 counts for last

week's drive-by shooting in southeast d.c. four people died in that shooting. teenager faces four charges of first degree murder while armed, attempted murder while armed and assault with intent to kill. police say he was also driving at the time of the shooting so he is also charged with reckless driving and driving without a permit. police arrested two people in connection with two separate shooting in howard county. daniel palumbo is accused of setting up a meeting where two other people would rob the victim. two people were shot in the leg after an argument broke out between two groups of people. no arrests have been made in a third shooting that same night. gilbert arenas begins his 0- day sentence for -- his 30-day sentence for gun charges. he will share a bunch bed with a roommate. he won't have any chores.

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a former producer for the cbs show survivor is now a suspect in his wife's death. he reported has wife missing on monday when the two were in cancun. her body was found yesterday in a sewer near the resort where they were staying. police arrested her husband a short time later. witnesses say they saw the couple fighting on sunday. tiger woods back in competitive golf now to a welcoming crowd. he then went on to shoot his best score ever for the first round of the masters. tiger finished the first day way four under 68. he is just two shots off the lead are who is fred couples at this point. tiger tees off for the second round of the masters at 10: 10:35 this morning. the storms roll out of here and so did summer-like temperatures. what is in store for the weekend. we'll have a look with tony and julie has an eye on the traffic for us as well.

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the men who hoped drop atomic bomb passed away. air force second lieutenant morris jepsen was chosen to board the enola gay in a coin toss. he said the tax was devastating but he believed it saved thousands of american lives an man more japanese lives. he was 87 years old when he passed away. two astronauts from the shuttle covery conducted the first of this three walks outside the incident newschannel ten space station this morning. they removed a new amen i can't tank from the shuttle and also disconnect the station's old tank that slide the cooling system. this mission is also marking the first time that four women are in orbit together. girl power! >> they could do a special episode of the view in space. >> or not. >> they sit around and yak.

that would be the view. >> entertaining. get paid a lot of money to do that. >> yeah, indeed. let's take a look at what is going on outside. we still have some rain showers. if you live out to the west, you are not gel getting any rain really. -- getting any rain really. to the east, it will tax a while to get out of here. there is a little shower that has popped up now just to the south of the district. there you go, just right there. lower end or southern end of the beltway across the potomac river. there is some precip there. some precipitation across the chesapeake bay just off -- just near severna park but pushing off to the east. easton, maryland getting a little bit of precip. salisbury, probably looks like just to the east and west of salisbury, you are getting some precipitation as well, light or in some areas maybe some plod rat rainfall as this pushes out. there is the big system. that is the cold front. it is a vigorous cold front.

it triggered some thunderstorms here last night as expected. some strong gusty wind. that is still happening. much colder air behind it. there is snow falling in portions of michigan this morning. speaking of those wind being take a look at the numbers. the wind have been blowing at about 15 to 20 miles per hour. but gusting up to 28 miles per hour now during the last few minutes in washington. that is a reading at reagan national airport. 22-mile per hour wind in quantico. 21 in gaithersburg. 4 at both dulles and in baltimore. so significant breeziness occurring out there. you will also find our temperatures behind the front much cooler. 52-degree is your current temperature in d.c. 54 in annapolis and in stevensville. 50 in manassas p a . -- 50 in manassas. after yesterday's high of 83 degrees, high will be 61 today. your five-day forecast is really not bad.

is it going to be hot like some of you like it to be, julie wright in no, but it will be pleasant. 65degrees tomorrow with sunshine. 74 on sunday with sunshine. monday and tuesday are comfortable as well. that is the latest on what is happen with the weather. now, lets afind out what is happening with weather. julie, can you deal with these temperatures? i know it is not the 80s. >> i know. i was thinking about a song from the 80s, the power station, some like it hot. that is what i was thinking. that should have been our theme song for the last couple of days. >> you're right. for the next heat wave, we'll do that. >> now you're talking martha and the van dellas. >> what is the song, always an forever. >> heat wave. we're on a roll like butter. here we are outer loop of the beltway approaching colesville road checking for what was reported to be a stalled car crowding that left lane. right now, not fining anything in your way. it look lick you are still up to -- right now, not finding

anything in your way. it looks like you are still up to speed. now, 395 northbound leaving duke street, heavy roll yum right now headed out towards seminary road. that is the only stretch the brake lights i'm fining. fine -- i'm finding. the incident on nutley strait as cleared. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. today, the house of delegates in maryland is expected to vote on a measure that would ban drivers from holding while they're driving. they would have to use a hand- free device and could only use their hands to turn a cell phone on or off. our business beat is coming up next. the good news continues for retailers. it may be a good sign for the economy. >> north korean dictator, fashion icon? so says a state-run newspaper in north korea claiming his style including that signature two-piece jumpsuit is a best seller in officers from mill

onto l.a. >> i'm going on get one in just a little bit. >> apparently, that trend has not yet hit d.c. we're always behind, aren't we? thicisl is60

warehouse workers an drivers for the danish brewery carlzberg are now on strike in copenhagen because of the company's decision to take away one workplace perk. previously, these workers were allowed to drink three beers per day outside of their lunch break. beer drinking has been limited just to the lunch breaks only. the beer coolers that used to around the brewery have been removed from everywhere except the can teen. as many as 250 workers were still on strike as of yesterday. >> what you didn't say is they added two more lunch breaks to the day to even it all out. as we head to our business beat of course jobless claims appear to be having less of an

effect on the market. chris cotter joins us from new york. i see you smiling. you're trying to push for more lunch breaks. >> i'm just thinking if i had three plus the five or six that i normally have on my lunch break and i would be good and toasted by afternoon y now you are talking like a wall street exec. that is why they're cutting back. i tell you what. the market, no signs of cutting back here steve. we have -- it looked right for a pull back yesterday. down 7 # the day before t looked like we may continue that yesterday. as we got the job numbers that weren't very good in termed of the weekly numbers up 4 # 0,000 in terms of the initial claims. the market seems to be shrugging that number off every week. we were more concerned with the retail sales numbers that were coming out. and that got us going in the right direction. you see we finished the day up almost 30 points on the nasdaq and just reversing the trend. every time we have a down day, we seem it be able to reverse

it the following day. and that is a bullish sign. >> does it seem like we are waiting for something to fall or is the momentum conning to push forward? >> i get that sense. i know a lot of traders get that sense. even if it is just a short term deal, you got to pull back at some point in time. we saw the classic between 5 and 7% pullback i believe at the end of january, early february and we've been going in a straight line for the most part since then. we need to see another step like that. it has tobacco stutter step, a stair step. you can't just go up in a straight line. if you sell because you think you will get the pull diamondback, you may miss 10, 15% more on the up side so you are always walking that line. >> we'll leave it there for now. have a great weekend and enjoy your lunch today, chris. >> you got it. you know i will. p. >> you thank you. we'll see you on monday.

navigating d.c. traffic during the morning rush, tough enough. next week, get ready for what could be a big headache. sherry ly with more details on what could be happening monday. >> tough is the word. right back here, you can see all the barricades they've got quest -- getting ready for go up for the summit. we all know how bad it is for the meze presidential motor cared around here. multiply that by more than 40 for all those heads of state coming and going. we'll have more coming up.

welcome back. coming up on 6:30 right now, we are waiting on a news conference on what is happening in west virginia. the search teams are wearing oxygen masks and workers above ground are pumping nitrogen into the ground to try to fish out dangerous gases. they are hoping those four miners made it to airtight

emergency rooms and are waiting to be saved. twenty-five miners were killed in that blast. >> we are expecting to hear more any minute. we'll take you to that when it happens. we want to check in with tony and tuned out what is happening here outside. >> we'll try to squeeze in a weather cast here. we'll start by taking a look at the radar. our temperatures are dropping. we've got some rain showers out to the east. there are some spots of heavy rain off the coast there off it our south and some lightning still see this is the first big picture we've seen here. but just some rain showers scattered around our region. we have seen a little blip show up to our south but primarily to the east. ocean city, 55. win hester, is at 44. wind, that is part of the story this morning and for the first half of the day. wind are blowing out of the northwest at 21 miles per hour gusting up to 28 miles per hour. the forecast for today, clouds

this morning but afternoon sunshine, breezy. much cooler. high today only about 61 degrees following yesterday appear high of 83 and those highs in the 90s earlier this week. that is a look at the weather. coleing up in just a little bit, today's ask the weather guy question and it is about whatten has been talking about, the pollen count. >> yes, of course. let's check in with julie wright and look at traffic. >> wasn't your car like black at the end of last week and now today it is yellow. >> yes, yellow, green. they are kind of -- not the ecogreen, the sneezy green. >> it is like hi, mr. bumblebee, we don't feed you here. we are checking for a stalled car in the left lane as you approach colesville road. we spun the camera around but haven't found anything. southbound 95 and 295 good to go out of laurel. unbond 50 and the bw parkway are incident-free leaving riverdale and cheverly hided into northeast washington.

395, nice easy ride so far but it is con yeted out of duke street and seam mary road. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. -- and seminary road. >> thank you. it is now up to the u.s. senate and russia's legislature to approve a ground-breaking nuclear treaty. it is the biggest arms pact in decades. premier and the -- president obama and the russian president signed that deal yesterday. that came just days before the president hosts the nuclear security sum might here in washington. more than 40 leaders will meet in d.c. monday and tuesday to talk about preventing ♪ lahr material from falling into the wrong hands. the israeli prime minister is sending his deputy prime minister instead. with that many heads of state in town, can you expect extra tight security and don't even try driving anywhere near

the convention center the next couple of days. >> cherrily is at the con advantage center to tell us about that. >> reporter: you know, we've been telling you all about all of these roads that will be closed. those are all the barricades that are going to be going up starting this weekend to shut down all of those roads. you ought to think about this. you've got more than 40 heads of state. you have ahe got all of their motorcades coming from all the embassies and hotels where they are staying. then you have on top of that all the roads that are going to be closed as well as to blocks around the convention center, that is, and you really do have a traffic nightmare and when we say guide lock, that may not even begin to describe it. vital commuter routes are going to be closed from new york avenue and massachusetts avenue around the con advantage center. everything from k to q streets and seven to tenth streets in northwest.

the mount vent orange metro stop is going to be shut down starting at 9:00 p.m. on sunday and a number of bus routes will be altered. security for the g-45 summit will be tight, a level not seen since president barack obama's inauguration. beginning late sunday evening, the secret service will begin clamping down on security around the summit site. anyone coming in or near the secure perimeter will be asked for identification. some business owners say there has been some confusion whether employees will be allowed in. >> i canada k. park in the parking lot up here. i am allowed to open. i need identification on me and my business name, i can open the store. >> reporter: in addition to i. d. checks, nip coming in as part of the summit or who lives or works here will have their bags searched and the roads around here are going to remain closed starting sunday evening

all the way until the very last of the world leaders leaves on tuesday night. the best bet is, if you don't have to be here, we've been telling you this all morning long, don't come around the convention center starting sunday night, monday or tuesday because, if do you come around here and you get stuck in one of those traffic roadblocks, one of the motorcades, the congestion, you just might regret it. live from the convention center, sherry ly, fox 5 news. back to you. >> thank you. the man at the center of an air scare has to leave the united states today. but thanks to diplomatic immunity, he will not face any charges here. mohammed al modadi tried to sneak a cigarette in the path room on a flight from d.c. to denver. he got caught and police say he joked he had been trying to light his shoe on fire. the fighter jets were scramble and the president was notified. he will be sent home or to

another country to serve as a diplomat. some other top stories, police need your help finding a missing potomac man. this is rhode island yam henrehan, jr. the 86-year-old walk wade from the national naval center bethesda about 4:00 yesterday afternoon. a 14-year-old boy has now been charged with 41 counts for last week's drive-by shooting in southeast. this includes murder charges. four people died in the shooting. the teen faces four charges of first degree murder while armed, attempted murder while armed and assault with intent to kill. because he was driving, he also faces reckless driving and driving without a permit charges. gilbert areasons begins his 0-day sentence for gun charges today. he will serve two days at the montgomery county detention center in rockville before he leaves for a halfway house where he will have a roommate but no chores are cable television in his room. gilbert arenas was sentenced to

bringing an unlicensed gun into the wizards locker room at the verizon center and apparently following some sort of altercation with a teammate. we await word of a press conference in west virginia to try to get the latest on the situation, trying to get in to find the fewer miners who are still up accounted for. y the rescue teams have gone into the mine -- the rescue temperatures have gone into the mine. they are pumping night yen in to -- nitrogen into to the mine to flush out the bad air. the governor being very cautious. there is the governor right now to update us on the situation. >> we had a long night.

we had a difficult night. we ran into some problems and were notified this morning and the teams worked around the clock and got up into the section again and kevin will slain to you where this all happened and ran into some bad conditions and again had to pull the teams out for their safety. so the procedure now is that they are drilling feverishly over top of that chamber. we want it make sure there is a visual. that won't be done until this afternoon. and also making some decision. the federal and state authorities who make the decision are worked well together and come to the conclusion that there are some things that they must do from a safety standpoint. so with that being said, i will let kevin explain to you and

the families we just came back from the families. one chamber has been checked. the chamber right here that has awe visual, it was not deployed. it was intact and not deployed so we know there was nobody in that chamber. so we have that one more chamber left to check and that is the concern and concentrate effort everybody has right now. with that, ill ahe let kevin go ahead and give you a more detailed explanation. >> thank you. >> thank you, governor. last evening, as we came down and briefed you, the rescue teams went underground about quarter till one in the morning and the intent of their work was to visit both underground

refuge chambers. well, they proceeded into the mine. they got to the first rescue chamber as the governor said being located close to where the long wall face was and it was not deployed. in that area where the rescue chamber was, there were 900 parts per million right at the chamber. they then broke the plane an went towards what is head gate 22 and when they broke the plane and went into these four connecting entries, we have smoke in all four of those entries and the smoke is traveling from this side toward the long wall face indicating we have a fire somewhere. it was at that time that a decision was made to evacuate the rescuers and to begin the inerting process that we talked

about last evening. we have the nitrogen set up, ready to go at bore hole number one. that is the locate in the back of head gate 22 where we have a fan that had been set up and pulling samples from. as soon as the rerescue temperatures get outside and i'm sure they are out by now, the unearthing process begins by sticking nitrogen in. in addition to that, as the governor mentioned, we have some bore holes that are going -- we are trying to put into the mine today. three bore holes that are of concern to us -- or that we need. the first one and most important is the bore hole that is going in close to the refuge chamber that we could not visit. it is down approximately 400 feet and the intent is to drill feverishly and get that in as soon as we can and the of the

mated time is somewhere around noon. now when that bore hole goes in, the thing we want to do is deploy the camera, stick it down the bore hole and see if that chamber has been deployed. in addition to that bore hole, we all have a bore hole toward the mouth of head gate 22 being referred to as hole number four, that is about 445 feet down. that should go in sometime this afternoon and that is a way for us to monitor at one location to see if the nitrogen has gotten to that point and has helped us inert the area where we think the fire may be. and the third bore hole, it only has 100 feet to go to break through. it is shown on the map as hole number three, the up are area of the map.

the thing that is unknown is exactly where the fire is at. >> you've been listening to i news conference getting an update in the situation where the relates rescuers have been looking for the four miners. they said when they reached one of the two rescue chambers, it had not been deployed basically saying the mines didn't make it to that rescue chamber. >> you can hear the exhaustion and the frustration at not being able it reach these folks. another news that they said they found evidence of a fire burning underground and that was preveptding them from getting to the area where the second chamber may be. they will still try to drop a camera down to see if there is any evidence of the folk being down there. >> that is expected to take a few more hours. maybe by noon today. we'll tax awe short break and come right back.

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welcome back. getting ready for the weekend in. >> yes, indeed. as we get ready for the weekend, i want to stress, because we've been talking all week about it will get much cooler at the end of the week and it is. we'll feel that today. the weekend is going to be nice. it won't be in the 80s but it will be nice. let's take a look. we'll show you how things are starting. we'll start with the temperature trend. we were at 90 degrees for the bulk of this week. not anymore. high today about 61 degrees. but folks, our average high is 64 degrees for today. so by tomorrow, we are there. 65 and then on sunday, 74. that is wonderful. no, the not 80s or 90s but it is great. it does look like it will be dry. we are dealing withling aring showers this morning. let me show you what is going on out there. first off, our temperatures cooler. 5 # degree in the district. 46 at gaithersburg. 48 in frederick.

winchester, 43 degrees. they've dropped off a little bit more. the rain, that has been one the main factors during the last 1 hours and for the most part, we're pretty much done across most of the viewing area. out to the east, our viewers in eastern maryland, even some spots of southern maryland, eastern virginia, places like that, you are still dealing with some rainfall but that is pushing off to the north and east and during the next couple of hours, that will be getting out of here. the other thing we are dealing with are wind. wind winning gusting up to 28 miles per hour. today, early cloud, afternoon sun, breezy much cooler. your high about 61 degrees. that will do it for today. the five-day forecast, as i showed you, it will be nice for the next couple of days. it will be dry. temperatures mid-60s tomorrow, sunshine. a lot of sunshine on sunday. mid-70s, not bad at all. in the beginning of the next workweek looks dry at this point as well with temperatures raining from the mid-60s to around 70 on monday. that is a look at what is happening with the weather. it is time for ask the weather

guys. yes, most popular segment in local television. tucker barnes and i put our big heads together to answer your most pressing questions, weather-related or otherwise. today's question is from gerald mcdowell, sr. would writes during the large season, what process do you use to count the poll left hand in the air and how does it work? railroad timely question. as we said, yesterday, one of the worst days we've seen in years in term of our poll left hand count. we went to the experts for your answer. susan kozis ci. is a microbiologist at walter rey's forest glen annex in silver spring. they've been counseling the pollen count for more than a decade. she says wednesday was the second highest they have ever seen it. here is how they come up with the pollen count. >> the grains per cubic meter of air that we sample in a 4- hour period. it is sort of an average count for that 4 hour period.

we are able to quantitate the number of pollen grains in by the size of a small refrigerator, a cubic meter of air. pollen is highly microscopic. you won't see them until you put them under the microscope or until you get the levels after he had recently. >> when you think about how much you've seen on your windshield. when you can turn on your windshield wiper and it just blows. this gives me a chance to publicly thank susan. she blow advisory us if our information. she i mails me every day thank you for the work you do out there she e-mails me every day. >> with the rain we had last night, we are cautiously optimistic that the readings for trees and tone way will

tell you which trees they are, i know it is oak and a few other trees, will only be medium high over the next couple of days that. will be greatly improved over very high that we had the last few days. grasses and molds still not a factor. thing make their present known a little later in the spring. the primary trees, the problems are oak trees for the most part around here, mulberry, willow are also factors. i was going to say something else about those numbers. but generally speaking, this is a worse year for pollen and allergies than we've had in many years because of the very wet winter we had. >> to that point, we suffered through the winter and we all looked forward to spring getting here and now we are all suffering from allergies. we've had our wind owes open at home because we haven't turned the air conditioner on yet. effect is just covered. >> that is why i haven't done it. >> i'm cheap. i don't want to turn on the air conditioner. >> i want to thank beth parker

for helping us out too. she covered this soree. you can upload your question at myfoxdc.com. we may play it life. we might try to do that next week. >> i'm joking about being cheap. i just like having the windows open and the fans going. >> i know. she is a little cheap. >> that was very nice. >> the music came a little late. >> after all that good news, we needed a little something. let's find out if julie has any good news. >> gurvir is talking about she is just joking about being cheap. honey, i am. i spent all my money on the nutty buddies. poor bailey, the dog is sitting still just panting, you know what i mean? the crew in sky fox checking on the the ride at the springfield incident are change. the lane are open as you work your way northbound on i-95. the traffic on 95 does start to low leaving lorton as you continued up into newington. we had an earlier incident in

the hov lane. that has cleared. again, all of the lanes are open. there are no accidents to report. but just volume delays and traffic slows as you work your way across the inbound 14th street bridge. now, if you are continuing to work your way along 395 continuing northbound out towards the bridge, again, all of the lanes are open in both the main line as wells athe hovs. outer loop as you continue to work your way over towards the wilson bridge, you will find that the lanes here are open. no problems to report off the inner loop coming in from oxon hill. outer loop of the beltway still holding steady. university boulevard around to colesville road. southbound 270 here in germantown south of middle brook road, the lanes are open but the place peas will slow -- the pace will slow at 370. no problems reported inbound on route 50. we have delays from columbia park road headed down to kenilworth avenue. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. we are on call this morning a comment clean problem could

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welcome back. it's 6:57 right now. we hoped to bring you our weekly movie reviews with kevin mccarty but because of the breaking news from west virginia this morning, we can't do that. and he does gave date night a 3.5 out of 5. he said it's not too long and funny. and for runaways, he also gave it a 3.5 out of 5 and it stars kristin stewart and fanning. he said it delivers a fascinating story with outstanding performance and he said it has adult themes including sex, drugs and alcohol and just be cautious if your children are wanting to see this movie. that will do it for the 6:00 hour and we'll say good morning

to allison and steve. >> thank you so much. and rescue crews come close to answers for the families of the missing west virginia miners. but this morning more problems. we'll take you there live. and the man at the center of the terrorism scare gets off scott free because of diplomatic immunity. an expert will break down the rights they have and why they have such rights. and the g-45 summit and that means tightened security and what you need to know to get around. fox 5 morning news starts right now. 7:00 on this friday morning. it is april 9th. some clouds out there but we're seeing a little sun peeking up as well. after all of the rain we had last night, that's not a bad thing. thanks for being with us, i'm steve chenevey. >> and i'm allison seymour. if you went to sleep with the windows